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With Stars in Her Eyes by Andie Burke

$19.00
Format
Paperback
Pages
368 pages
Published
September 2025
Publisher
St. Martin's Griffin
ISBN
9781250372529

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Why we love this

A cellist whose career detonated mid-performance hides out in her best friend's Kansas bookshop; a woman collecting a misdelivered package meets her by way of a bearded dragon and a shelving ladder. Sapphic, funny, and set almost entirely among bookshelves. A romance about starting over in a bookstore, which we are admittedly biased about.

What you are in for

“Seconds from a meteoric career launch, cellist Courtney Starling suffers a frightening migraine attack during a key performance. While harmful rumors fly, she escapes to her happy place-her best friend’s Kansas bookshop. Courtney’s working incognito when a scream sends her leaping off a shelving ladder to find the woman who screamed cowering near the register. When Thea Quinn dropped in for a misdelivered package, she did not expect a mortifying encounter with a bearded dragon in front of an inconveniently attractive bookseller. Clutching an upcoming book club flyer and the tattered shreds of her dignity, she heads back to her new piercing job at the tattoo shop next door. She moved to this quirky place for a fresh start. But maybe the meet-disaster was a sign? Maybe Thea needs to branch out beyond her photography hobby and connect with new people…like at a historical romance book club run by a particularly mysterious and sexy bookseller with a pixie cut? Friendly lunches become stolen moments between the bookshelves. Courtney and Thea’s old problems feel ages away. But just as their chemistry heats to a combustion point, consequences from Courtney’s past arrive literally on her doorstep at exactly the wrong moment. New revelations and surprising connections take the pair from feeling joyfully lovestruck to confusingly star-crossed. Both women must decide what they’re willing to give up for happily ever after”–

About the author

Andie Burke

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